I just received my mothers genomic sequencing report….it read NO CLINICALLY ACTIONABLE DNA SEQUENCE VARIANTS WERE DETECTED.
This report was done at Barnes Jewish Memorial…sample taken from actual tumor following surgery.
She had another test done at Yale…still waiting on results.
The rest of the report is jibberish to be but the front pages interpretation says what I wrote above. Does this mean they were unable to pin point the specific mutation she has therefor finding a targeted therapy would not be possible.
Anyone know how to decipher this report?
She is doing great right now….she ran 7 miles yesterday! She will have a scan in a few weeks to see how the SIRT worked. I’m just trying to stay one step ahead.